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Okay, let me go straight to the point now. Men earn money and are somewhat stricter in discipline. While, women particularly build closer bond and are often at home with the children.

Do you think men are better parents or otherwise? State your reasons. Because sometimes, I think women are a bit weaker in terms of training the kids. I am not underestimating female folks though.

God is the best parent.
Pikin wey go wayward no parent fit gather him or her.

Women by nature are; just a few who aren't . Most men cant be bothered with child rearing. That's why when a child turns bad, it becomes the mothers' but when the child turns out well, it becomes the fathers' not minding the fact that the father could be an 'absentee or visiting' father.

Which is a better tire on a car, the front tire or the back tire?

it isnt abt gender
anyone who at any given time act wholeheartedly ahead of his nor her own interest
makin it their priority to educate d child on what wrong n right help them when they make mistakes
avail yourself n expand to their thinking if thez an error they comitted n help them corect it
know d reason behind their dislikes n likes

ds doesnt cost a penny
n doesnt say which gender

d only important thing is d love is of ur kidz
if it little u wont do much
n if they ur world dt compells u do ur best

Both parents can be equally good parents but overall, I do think women make better parents than men
Owing to the fact that it's the mother who undergoes the difficulties of pregnancy and childbirth, she's more passionate about her child
Mothers are naturally patient, sweet, affectionate, comforting, nurturing and understanding
Not all men can handle a child's tantrums, meltdowns and outbursts, especially in public

Wow. Incredible. Never knew there are intelligent women on this online community

I want to read more from other people.

I don't even think this question should arise cos they play different yet important roles. A parent becomes bad when he/she relegates on his/her duties